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Mrs. Bird of Paradise

Mrs. Bird of Paradise Mrs. Bird of Paradise, New Orleans Age and Occupation in '06: 26, Graphic Designer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 24, Operations Manager Engagement Date: November 28, 2005 Wedding Date: November 18, 2006 About Me: The wedding is around the corner and planning has been a blast! I've enjoyed nearly every detail obsessed minute of it and I can't imagine what I did with my time before all of this! I can't wait for our wonderful day and the rest of my life with Mr. Soon-to-be Bird of Paradise.
 

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Mrs. Bird of Paradise, New Orleans Age and Occupation in '06: 26, Graphic Designer Fiance's Age and Occupation: 24, Operations Manager Engagement Date: November 28, 2005 Wedding Date: November 18, 2006 About Me: The wedding is around the corner and planning has been a blast! I've enjoyed nearly every detail obsessed minute of it and I can't imagine what I did with my time before all of this! I can't wait for our wonderful day and the rest of my life with Mr. Soon-to-be Bird of Paradise.
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Knottie Bios of the Week

June 18th, 2008 @ 8:04 am by Mrs. Bird of Paradise

achastain
Wedding Date: September 18, 2004
Location: California

SimplyMe
Wedding Date: October 08, 2005
Location: Rhode Island

Want to nominate a Knottie Bio? Please submit it to birdofparadise(at)weddingbee.com

6 Responses to “Knottie Bios of the Week”

1.
MagPie518 says:

I love the pictural vibrancy of achastain’s second wedding!

6/18/08 at 8:52 am (reply)
2.
Coconut says:

I am getting married at the same place as “Simply Me”! So exciting to see more photos!

6/18/08 at 9:47 am (reply)
3.
Jasmine says:

I love the mansion where SimplyMe got married but its original owners built it with money they made from the slave trade and, even though it is run by a nonprofit organization now, I just don’t know if I can do it. A company I used to work at some time ago used to have holiday parties there (I just thought it was an old mansion back then) and it really is gorgeous. A descendent of the owners made a documentary about her family’s past called “Traces of the Trade: A Story from the Deep North” that will air on POV on PBS on June 24. It’s kind of like the issue about diamonds that the other Knottie featured, achastain, brings up. How much blood was shed for your diamond? Well, how much blood was shed for your venue? It’s a tough call. Nice bios, though.

6/18/08 at 1:34 pm (reply)
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Kelly says:

I understand what you’re saying, Jasmine, but I think this is slightly different than a diamond. That diamond was (most likely) recently mined with the intention of bringing it to market to sell to an individual. The venue, on the other hand, ceased receiving slave trade money generations ago. Is it really fair to penalize the current owners for the sins of past deed-holders?

I am interested to see the “Deep North” video. My hometown in Maine prospered from building ships used in the slave trade. One of those dirty little secrets that no one mentions.

6/18/08 at 2:33 pm (reply)
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Jen says:

I love looking at these bios, but cannot figure out where to go to see more of them? I assume on theknot site, but where? Can someone help!?

6/19/08 at 9:36 am (reply)
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Christina says:

Where are some newer bios? I have noticed alot of older bios in knottie bios of the week. Certainly there must be some from 2008 that make the grade. In the recap section on the knot boards there are several new beautiful bios.

6/19/08 at 12:55 pm (reply)


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